so how do I insert a tempo change?
At 02:48 PM 8/8/2017, you wrote:
I should have clarified.
I don't need it to gradually slow down. I need it to directly go
from that 84 to an immediate 64BPM. I don't need a slope/curve in
the tempo, unless that's not, by curve, what you meant, at which
point, my apology.
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From: <mailto:[email protected]>Chi Kim
To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2017 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: It's paramount! that I learn this task: Tempoing
Chris, check out the tempo operation window.
You can change the constant to different curves for tempo changes.
Chi
On 8/8/2017 9:32 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
Guys,
I know this has been discussed before, but I'm seeming to not be
able to get this to work.
Hopefully, one of you all can tell me step by step the process to
make this work.
In ProTools, here's what we got going here.
I've got the song She's Not Cryin' Anymore by Billy Ray Cyrus,
which I've arranged totally by hand from scratch.
For those of you who don't know the structure of this song, it's
OK. I'm gonna explain, don't worry.
The song is your basic slow country 4/4 signature song which I am
doing in the key of B mager. Don't ask why not C. That's irrelavent.
Anyway, I'm doing the song with an 84BPM constant tempo. That is...
Up until the very very last tag of the song. The ending where he
repeats the phrase:
There's a smile upon her face, a new one takes my place, she's not
cryin' anymore.
On the word any more, on more, specifically, the song ends by going
to the root chord which of corse is B, then to the 4, which is E,
then back down to a single held B chord to end the song.
What happens here is once that bar hits, which is at bar 77, and
carries to the end of the song at bar 78, so basically, those last
two bars of the song, there is a retard. So, normally, again, the
song is at 84BPM. What I want is starting at bar 77, and finnishing
the whole rest of the session, I want the tempo to constantly drop
from the constant 84BPM down to 64BPM.
Yes, I do have a click track in this song, and I have ProTools set
to give me a 2 bar count in. Note that this count in is not
actually recorded into the song. I'm using numpad 7 to turn on the
click track, then numpad 8 to toggle on the count in.
Any help with this would be appreciated. In the long run, I'm gonna
have to teach my student how to do this. So, better I learn now,
before we get to that point, that way, I'm prepared.
Chris.
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